Step by Step Tutorial: Create a Halloween Card
Posted by Spellbinders Team on August 19, 2025

Step by Step Tutorial: Create a Halloween Card

Hi there, this is Annie Williams, and I’m excited to share step-by-step instructions to create this adorable Halloween card made with the exclusive Pupkin Die Set from Spellbinders. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 This little guy is so sweet and perfect for sending a cute Halloween hello to any dog lover on your list! How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 Die cut the pup and his costume out of white, Anchor, Raven, Carrot, Rainforest, and Violet cardstock using the Pupkin Die Set. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 For a little extra interest, add some shading and spots to the head, feet, and snout die-cuts using grey ink and a sponge dauber. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 Assemble the puppy with liquid glue, using reverse tweezers to pick and place tiny die-cut pieces. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 Die cut white cardstock using the Memory Frames Die Set.  Trim a piece of Raven Cardstock to a little less than 3” square. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 Stamp a sentiment from the Fall Sampler Stamp Set onto the photo frame die cut using black ink and a MISTI for perfect placement.  Adhere the black panel to the back of the frame with liquid glue. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 Apply Tangerine Hot Foil to Violet Cardstock using the Spider Web Background Press Plate and the Glimmer Hot Foil System. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 Adhere the foiled panel onto a top-folding A2-sized white card base with tape runner. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427 Pop the Pupkin and photo frame up on top of the card front with foam squares. How to Create a Simple and Adorable Halloween Card, S3-540, BP-080, S4-1427

I hope you enjoyed this sweet Halloween card project and thanks so much for stopping by today.  You can find more inspiration over at my blog AnnieBWills.com or on Instagram.

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other supplies

Heavyweight white cardstock, Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink, Hickory Smoke Distress Ink, sponge dauber

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super cute, I love that pup!

'@craftee1 - Amy Tsuruta,

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